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Viruses are too small to be isolated and observed in the way larger organisms like bacteria could be

So you're admitting it's never been isolated.

Regardless of whatever excuse you want to use, the fact remains it hasn't been isolated. A virus is a thing and can be separated from everything that is different from it.

Current methodology is fucking ridiculous, using wholly unpurified supernatant to inoculate Vero (African green monkey) kidney cells and studied for cytopathology? Why not isolate from a human? Why use such contaminated supernatant?

Then the cells are further poisoned by antibiotics and nephrotoxic chemicals to hasten their breakdown. This debris mess is then sequenced using PCR, which has never been standardized to identify a virus, so it's impossible tell if the segments they identify are unique to anything.

But, its genetic code has been isolated

It's genetic code has been manufactured, not isolated. At best they've identified a few primer sequences of around 18 base pairs, some of which i.e. spike protein, match the primer sequences of 93 human sequences and 91 sequences from other microbes and fungus. The sequence is created in silico aka computer generated aka theoretical aka make-believe. It's then standardized against the first SARS virus that was dreamt up in the same way.

We absolutely have the technology and ability to do a much better isolation, but we don't. Why do you think that is?

So far there have been over 40 FOIA requests submitted to governments around the world requesting records of Covid-19 isolated from a human, which has yielded zero results. How is it possible the CDC can issue policy yet not even possess a sample of the virus, according to the CDC itself?

3 years ago
1 score
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Viruses are too small to be isolated and observed in the way larger organisms like bacteria could be So you're admitting it's never been isolated. Regardless of whatever excuse you want to use, the fact remains it hasn't been isolated. A virus is a thing and can be separated from everything that is different from it. Current methodology is fucking ridiculous, using wholly unpurified supernatant to inoculate Vero (African green monkey) kidney cells and studied for cytopathology? Why not isolate from a human? Why use such contaminated supernatant? Then the cells are further poisoned by antibiotics and nephrotoxic chemicals to hasten their breakdown. This debris mess is then sequenced using PCR, which has never been standardized to identify a virus, so it's impossible tell if the segments they identify are unique to anything. But, its genetic code has been isolated It's genetic code has been manufactured, not isolated. At best they've identified a few primer sequences of around 18 base pairs, some of which i.e. spike protein, match the primer sequences of 93 human sequences and 91 sequences from other microbes and fungus. The sequence is created in silico aka computer generated aka theoretical aka make-believe. It's then standardized against the first SARS virus that was dreamt up in the same way. We absolutely have the technology and ability to do a much better isolation, but we don't. Why do you think that is? So far there have been over 40 FOIA requests submitted to governments around the world requesting records of Covid-19 isolated from a human, which has yielded zero results. How is it possible the CDC can issue policy yet not even possess a sample of the virus, according to the CDC itself?

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Viruses are too small to be isolated and observed in the way larger organisms like bacteria could be

So you're admitting it's never been isolated.

Regardless of whatever excuse you want to use, the fact remains it hasn't been isolated. A virus is a thing and can be separated from everything that is different from it.

Current methodology is fucking ridiculous, using wholly unpurified supernatant to inoculate Vero (African green monkey) kidney cells and studied for cytopathology? Why not isolate from a human? Why use such contaminated supernatant?

Then the cells are further poisoned by antibiotics and nephrotoxic chemicals to hasten their breakdown. This debris mess is then sequenced using PCR, which has never been standardized to identify a virus, so it's impossible tell if the segments they identify are unique to anything.

But, its genetic code has been isolated

It's genetic code has been manufactured, not isolated. At best they've identified a few primer sequences of around 18 base pairs, some of which i.e. spike protein, match the primer sequences of 93 human sequences and 91 sequences from other microbes and fungus. The sequence is created in silico aka theoretical aka make-believe. It's then standardized against the first SARS virus that was dreamt up in the same way.

We absolutely have the technology and ability to do a much better isolation, but we don't. Why do you think that is?

So far there have been over 40 FOIA requests submitted to governments around the world requesting records of Covid-19 isolated from a human, which has yielded zero results. How is it possible the CDC can issue policy yet not even possess a sample of the virus, according to the CDC itself?

3 years ago
1 score